Smart Age Agro Technical Initiatives (SAATI) Private Limited works towards developing agriculture technology space in India.
Smart Age Agro Technical Initiatives (SAATI) Private Limited works towards developing agriculture technology space in India. It’s endeavour is to support farmers to solve their problems and minimize their challenges, through next generation techniques and innovative approaches. This will help to increase productivity, enhance profitability and generate local. employment.
To connect farmers with enhance knowledge, best in class agriculture-products and provide access to agriculture services and markets.
To become leading company in agri-business and agriculture technology solutions.
- Use of sensors
- Satellite imaginary service
- Drone technology
- Artificial intelligence
- Cold Storage
- Refrigerator Vans
- Seeds
- Fertilizers
- Pesticides, weedicides, fungicides, termiticides, fly catcher etc.
- Supply chain management (both downstream and upstream).
- Agri products packaging and marketing
- Tractor Renting/Sale
- Agriculture inputs Renting/Sales
- Access to Capital loans and finances
- Access to Information
- Training and Knowledge Management
- Farm Produce marketing support
- On site mechanic support
- Harvesting
- Sowing/transplanting
- Food Processing consultancy
- Soil Testing
- Crop Nutrition Management
- Crop Advisory
- Weather information
- Crop insurance
- Climate Risk Mitigation
- Dairy farming
- Fish Farming
“Mr. F B Manik Shah Mazumder is a postgraduate in Social Work, with around 20 years of experience in multiple countries of Asia, Africa, and Middle East. He works mostly in humanitarian response and disaster risk reduction sector. He is an expert on farm based and non-farm-based livelihood promotion, recovery and resilient building including climate risk management. He is passionate about agriculture technology”
India is a vast country with diverse geography, climatic conditions and farming practices. But farm sector problems in India is not so diverse. Most Indian farmers have problems of accessing technology mostly due to lack of customization and affordability. Innovations and knowledge in agriculture technology is available but Indian farmers have either no access or limited access to those. In most part of the country farming is not yet a lucrative business; rather it is a poor person’s job.
SAATI is working directly with the farmers through its network of micro entrepreneurs and nano entrepreneurs.Our teams are minimizing the gaps of knowledge, innovation and technology through contextualization, customization and transformation. SAATI is exploring new geographies and converting it into new agriculture production hubs.
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This is the option where SAATI will act as India representative of business houses of other countries. All expenses related to procurement and transshipment needs to be borne by business houses seeking the service of SAATI. All payment must be made by business houses as and when required. SAATI will levy very minimal service charges to business house.
This option is general export-import options. SAATI will act as an exporter from India and business house in other countries will act as an importer. Normal negotiation and documentation procedures related to export import will be followed. Payment options will be negotiated. Preferable payment option is LC. INTERCOM-2010 will be applied for all transshipment till .December 2020
In this option SAATI will share the procurement and transportation cost, honestly and transparently. The business houses in other countries will share the sale price transparently. Based on procurement, shipment, and sale price, profit will be calculated and shared at 50:50 basis. In case of loss by business house, genuine procurement and shipment cost will have to be borne by business house in other country.
“Dr. Suresh Babu Kokku is a medical practitioner with around 20 years of experience in Asia, Africa and middle east. Post completion of his MBBS in clinical medicine, he has completed Master in Public Health from Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. Being a certified lifestyle medicine physician, he believe that the disease burden of the world can be reduced through consumption of plant based diets and improve life style”
There is a rapid increase in the prevalence of chronic diseases in India which is primarily attributed to nutrition and lifestyle. Adoption of a predominantly whole food, plant-based dietary lifestyle is critical to address the chronic disease challenge. However, the good quality hygienic agricultural produce is scarcely available in the market.
We at SAATI aim to address these challenges across the agricultural value chain to provide healthy dietary options for the end user at an affordable price. SAATI intends to equip the farmers with latest technology to increase crop yielding and facilitate the market access for farm produce.We intend to deliver best quality products at affordable prices at the doorstep of the customers. SAATI is passionate about contributing towards healthy diets and healthy nation
“Ms. Rajia Sultana Barbhuiya is a MA in Sociology with specific interest on issues of women in India. She has a decade of experience on studying the position of women in India in different societies and various sectors-especially agriculture. She believes in empowerment of women in agriculture to enhance agriculture productivity”
In India farmers are always male and farm workers are mostly female. Almost half of the agricultural labour force in India is comprised of women. Tractorization help to reduce the labour of males. The plights of women are still same. As around 90% of women do not own land, so they are not categorised as ‘farmers’ in official records and hence they do not get institutional credit for farming or farming subsidies. This reduces the agricultural productivity of the land cultivated by women farmers.
We at SAATI would like to bring in farm modernization concept to help millions of Indian female on-farms to reduce their labour& improve access to credits. We want to recognize efforts of Indian women on-farms as farmer and entrepreneur.
“Mr. Om Prakash Mukhiya is a Post Graduate of Rural Management from XISS with over 13 years of experience in social sectors in Africa and India. He has led multiple Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives of renowned corporate houses. He believes that India can become self-reliant through enhance productivity and increase in the income of farmers. This can be achieved through farm modernization beyond ‘tractorization’, and corporate engagement in agriculture”
COVID-19 crisis once again proves that agriculture is more essential than ever. We simply cannot afford to compound a health crisis with a food crisis. We must need to induce technology in agriculture to grow enough food to feed the Nation. In India ‘tractorization’ is considered as modernization; ignoring the role of non-tractor farm equipment and technology. SAATI is providing all modernization essentials at the door step of farmers to increase productivity. SAATI is also working with business establishment to enhance access to markets and increase profitability.
“Mr. Jitendrakumar Sureshbhai Mistry is a Chartered Accountant with a decade of work experience in various countries mostly in corporate sector. He is having knowledge and expertise of corporate governance and management of finance of large corporate house. He believes that innovation and reform in agriculture is important to make India economic superpower”
The dream of ‘Atmanirbar Bharat’ or self-reliant India will not come true by ignoring agriculture sector in which 70% of Indians depend directly or indirectly. Indians need to work on agriculture commodity specific intervention to become economic superpower. Our heavy dependence on agriculture imports such as palm oil, soy oil, sunflower oil etc. needs to be reduced through improve production and processing.
SAATI is working to organize farmers to undertake initiatives for commodity specific interventions to reduce India’s dependency on agriculture imports. Our endeavour is to contribute to governments efforts to become ‘Atmanirbar Bharat’ through bringing in self-reliance in agriculture sector
